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What is the difference and similarities of conflict and violence?
similarities and difference conflict and violence
What are the major conflicts of Buddhism?
One of the major conflict of Buddhism is violence for the sake of peace. Buddhism allows for violence in resolving some kind of conflicts.
What kind of situation causes conflict?
One situation is religious differences.
How why does violence lead to more violence?
Violence can lead to more violence because it can perpetuate a cycle of retaliation and revenge. When one party uses violence, it can provoke others to respond in kind, escalating the conflict further. Additionally, experiencing violence can cause psychological trauma and a desire for vengeance, further fueling the cycle.
What is violence conflict?
Violence conflict is a situation where at least two parties use physical force to resolve a conflict. This is usually in form of interests that they are competing for.
Is violence same as conflict?
Conflict is when a one thing does not agree with another. Violence is the harmful action that could be taken when dealing with conflict.
Is violence a serious problem?
In Most Countries, yes, violence is a serious problem. In some small countries, it is not, due to a good criminal justice department. Violence is prevented by most laws everywhere, but people ignore that, so, yes violence is a problem.
Why did conflict diamonds fuel more violence?
Because the sale of conflict diamonds funds the purchase of weapons, drugs, and terrorists' tools, meant to inflict violence. It's the only use for conflict diamonds.
What kind of violence has no specific violence?
Honour based violence (HBV) has no specific violence
Should violence be used to resolve the conflict in Bosnia?
No!
What violence occurred in Northern Ireland that was due to conflict?
Violence in Northern Ireland due to conflict includes bombings and shootings aimed at army, police, rival terrorists and civilians.
What is systemic conflict?
Systemic conflict refers to a type of conflict that is deeply embedded within the structures and institutions of a society or system. It often involves long-standing power imbalances, discrimination, and inequality that perpetuate ongoing tensions and violence. Resolving systemic conflict requires addressing root causes and making structural changes to promote peace and justice.
